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• Geezer wrote on 19. 03. 2010 from Wien

  Surely Google really is the CIA and sweetly compiling a new tech age empire.

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• Karmenu of Malta wrote on 19. 03. 2010 from Europe

  The above statistics make for interesting reading. However, there is one question which I am asking myself: How many of those interviewed ever stopped to seriously think and consider the rationale behind the various religious beliefs? In this matter, which is evidently of very great importance, how many ever took the trouble to delve into the thoughts of the great religious leaders to see if they can agree to what these thinkers say. It is easy to discard all belief in the supernatural order under the influence of the pleasures and distractions of modern society.

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• DT wrote on 18. 03. 2010 from USA

  Don't be fools! This technology is not new. It is happening and has been for decades. You can research this subject and educate yourselves. It's real and it's going to be used more frequently as time goes by not only by the US. Many nations are using and have been for a long time, weather manipulation. You can research that as well. Check out Zbigniew Brezinski, Between Two Ages pages 56-57 and Dr. Gordon J.F. Mac Donald, How To Wreck the Environment, Unless Peace Comes, ed. Nigel Calder

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  • MW wrote on 18. 03. 2010 from Texas

    Yeah right moron. what the hell is wrong with you products of sibling incest? The US did not cause this earth quake. Find another boogeyman you Eurotrash morons.

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• Michael wrote on 18. 03. 2010 from Greece

  Thanks God he is wearing his pants

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• Karmenu of Malta wrote on 18. 03. 2010 from Europe

  Sex abuse scandals are nauseating. They are certainly damaging to the Church. However, to leave the Church because of these scandals would betray a very poor perception of what the Church is. If one is Catholic, one would believe that the Church is the one arc of salvation for all, and that the validity of the Church does not depend on the moral fibre of its members or temporal leaders. The real Head of the Church is Jesus Christ Himself; and all the rest are sinners. The only thing that makes sense is to stay in and work and pray for the conversion of all.

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• StoneSatellite wrote on 18. 03. 2010 from USA

  I hope they sent for the people that drive the little white rubber truck.......

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• Greg wrote on 18. 03. 2010 from Houston Texas

  In 1997 the United States Secretary of Defense spoke of the ability to conrol weather and to set off earthquakes. Combining that fact along with the disaster training for Haiti the day before the earthquake and the arrival of 10,000 US troops the day after the earthquake add up to coincidences that are beyond coincidence.

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• melissatx wrote on 18. 03. 2010 from texas

  Sasquatch says its true, as does the Loch Ness Monster and Atlantians, so it must be true. I do believe that Mighty Mouse was involved due to the droppings found at the scene, but cannot confirm at this time.

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• Thomas Roy Bender wrote on 18. 03. 2010 from USA

  This is comes from the country that gave the world one of it's greatest evils. Adolf Hitler and his Brown Shirts. She probably believes Al(I invented the Internet)Gore. However, it is great to know that this nutcase is not a reflection of all Austrians.. I wonder if Austria will take Arnold Back ?

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Higher cigarette prices on tap
Austria Tabak reported today (Fri) that the price of its 35 brands of cigarettes would increase by 10 to 20 cents a pack at the end of March.

RI's Croat subsidiary gets €30mn credit
Raiffeisen International’s (RI) Croatian subsidiary Raiffeisenbank Austria d.d. received a 30-million-Euro credit by the German Investment and Development Society (DEG), it was announced.

Austrian Catholics turn on church
Austrian Roman Catholics are up in arms over sex scandals involving local priests and children with increasing numbers threatening to quit the church.

Wolford's earnings up in first three quarters
Vorarlberg textile firm Wolford reported today (Fri) that its earnings before interest and taxes (Ebit) had increased in the first three quarters of its 2009/2010 business year.

More foreign holidays planned this year
More Austrians are planning on holidays abroad this year after 2009 saw a drop in numbers, according to a study by public opinion research agency Karmasin.

Siemens Austria to lay off 500 to 600
Siemens Austria said today (Fri) it would lay off 500 to 600 of 2,000 workers in software division SIS (IT solutions and services) in the near future.

Graz police smash drug ring
An Iranian asylum seeker thought to be the boss of a drug-dealing gang has been arrested along with 11 cohorts, police said today (Fri).

Verbund could lose interest in French Poweo
Austrian energy provider Verbund’s 46 per cent interest in French electricity provider Poweo may become less valuable if the firm makes good on its threat to stop providing service to end customers.

Kasabian roll into Vienna
British indie rock giants Kasabian will return to Austria this summer, it has been revealed.

Paraglider crashes against bus
A 34-year-old paraglider escaped with bruises after smashing into a moving bus in Eben, Tyrol, yesterday (Thurs).